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How Talent Company Toast Eliminates Gender Bias In Tech Hiring
Toast is Canada’s first female-focused talent partner aimed at placing women in tech companies. Toast partners with companies keen to diversify their tech teams.
How to master shopping second-hand – and the best places to find designer bargains Kate Moss, Amal Clooney or Alexa Chung have been wearing vintage for years. Matches launched its latest batch of rare Hermes Birkins and vintage Chanel bags. Toast hosts in-store events at which you can trade your old Toast pieces for others.
Americans are cheaping out big time on restaurant tips. Here are the states with the worst and best tippers. Toast's report ranked the average restaurant tips for all 50 states. Delaware is in the lead with the highest tipping rate at 21.5%. Washington and California are at the bottom of the pack, at 18.0% and 17.4% respectively.
Another round of Toast: fashion firm chief on its plans to embrace repairs and secondhand sales Next month, Toast will launch Reworn, where it will sell the brand’s vintage and newly returned secondhand items online. Sales at Toast rose almost 23% to £35.2m last year.
Methodology Behind The Cloud 100: The Quantitative And Qualitative Process Driving The World’s Top Private Cloud Rankings The Cloud 100 is a collaboration by Bessemer Venture Partners, Salesforce Ventures and Forbes. Category leaders like DocuSign, PagerDuty, Twilio and Toast have joined the ranks.
Tall, short or super-shy? 10 ways to find the perfect swimwear Long-sleeved swimsuits have been selling well at Kahm, and at John Lewis. Fifties-style swimwear can be hard to find. Toast and Hunza G do waistbands that sit above the belly button as standard.
'No Distractions': Employer Fires Woman Over Using A Phone At Work In The UK 20-year-old restaurant worker Sophie Alcock was hired by Toast in Withington, Manchester. The woman claimed that her screen-time recorder only showed 2 hours and 40 minutes. Toast, on the other hand, released a statement saying, "We accept that this has not been Sophie’s experience"
UK Woman Fired For Using Phone At Job, Says She 'Already Informed' Her Boss About It Sophie Alcock, 20, was fired from the eatery Toast in Withington, Manchester. She claimed that her boss fired her “unprofessionally and ‘without a just cause’ She said that she confronted her boss and filmed the squabble.
Chef fired for using phone 'for hours' claims she was just checking exam results Sophie Alcock, 20, was fired for using her phone too much during a shift. She had only been working at Toast, a Manchester cafe, for two weeks. She secretly filmed the moment she was told she was fired.
Are the wealthiest states home to the best tippers? Toast, a point-of-sale and management system company, released data breaking down tipping trends by state. Delaware is the most-generous state for tipping; The First State’s tipping average is 22%. Texas, Hawaii, New York, Arkansas, Louisiana, Nevada, Florida, Washington and California tip the least.
Young chef, 20, is fired for checking her phone for 'four hours' during her shift... but she says... Sophie Alcock was fired from Toast, in Withington, Manchester, on July 6. She claims she told her boss she may be 'distracted' because she was receiving her degree results. The next day she heard a 'rumour' from another employee that she was getting the sack because of her 'attitude'
I was fired for being 'lazy' — all I did was check my phone at work Sophie Alcock, 20, claims she was fired from the Toast cafe in Manchester, UK. A rumor circulated among fellow employees the following day that Alcock was supposedly getting fired due to her “attitude.”
Toast DROPS its 99-cent fee after blowback from restaurants for pushing more costs onto customers Toast, whose cloud-based software is used by more than 85,000 restaurants, faced fury from businesses for forcing the fee on its customers. CEO Chris Comparato said he made the 'wrong decision' on Wednesday and removed the charge. Move led to a $2 billion loss in market capitalization within hours as Toast's stock tanked more than 15 percent on Wednesday.
Toast DROPS its 99-cent fee after blowback from restaurants for pushing more costs onto customers Toast, whose cloud-based software is used by more than 85,000 restaurants, faced fury from businesses for forcing the fee on its customers. CEO Chris Comparato said he made the 'wrong decision' on Wednesday and removed the charge. Move led to a $2 billion loss in market capitalization within hours as Toast's stock tanked more than 15 percent on Wednesday.
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Founders from the venture studio Fractal say they're being 'blacklisted' Fractal specializes in creating and funding industry-specific software startups. The studio gave recruits $1 million and an opportunity to start the next Procore or Toast. In 2022, Fractal started 86 more.
Restaurants are baffled as popular ordering app adds automatic surcharge – company says fee is for ‘... Toast, an extremely popular point-of-sale system for businesses, just announced it will be adding a 99-cent fee to all online orders over $10. The fee won't show up separately on receipts but will be added to the "taxes and fees" line. This comes as millions of Americans cope with the return of an automatic surcharge on nearly all groceries.
I don't drink. Should I still split the bill evenly? Etiquette expert weighs in Toast is a company that assists 62,000 restaurants across the U.S. Toast is making it far easier for patrons to run a separate tab. The most DIY way for a restaurant customer to do so is by scanning a QR code.
'I ate at one of Scotland's best riverside restaurants - this is what I thought' Toast in Edinburgh was recently named one of the best riverside food spots in the whole of the UK. Situated in the capital's buzzy Leith district, this is a 'wine cafe' serving up both coffee and alcohol as well as brunch and dinner.
These are the cities with the best and worst tippers Out of 12 cities analyzed, San Francisco restaurant-goers gave the worst tips. A number of cities in the Midwest and Rocky Mountain region slotting in as some of the most generous in the U.S. The data comes from Toast’s review of sales data from the around 79,000 locations that it serves.
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